Unusual pistol

alvin · 03-13-2015, 05:46 AM

Auction preview is much more interesting than regular gun show. No door ticket, free viewing. And, they offer cookies, cakes, and drink, free of charge. The only cost is traveling cost. Not crowded at all, so the air is fresh inside. Another good thing -- they have tables and chairs, if tired, could sit down, take a breath and review note book and catalog, "missed checking something?" no problem, go back to show room to check. Want to see internal? Asking them to disassemble it. And,,, I noticed some viewers obviously knew each other, so they also social a little bit there. Best part - since it's preview, not selling, no pushing at all.

Another auction to monitor is Amoskeag Auction. They will have a rare Baby Nambu for sale in March, if interested.

03-13-2015, 05:46 AM	#2
alvin User Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: US Posts: 3,843 Thanks: 132 Thanked 729 Times in 438 Posts	Auction preview is much more interesting than regular gun show. No door ticket, free viewing. And, they offer cookies, cakes, and drink, free of charge. The only cost is traveling cost. Not crowded at all, so the air is fresh inside. Another good thing -- they have tables and chairs, if tired, could sit down, take a breath and review note book and catalog, "missed checking something?" no problem, go back to show room to check. Want to see internal? Asking them to disassemble it. And,,, I noticed some viewers obviously knew each other, so they also social a little bit there. Best part - since it's preview, not selling, no pushing at all. Another auction to monitor is Amoskeag Auction. They will have a rare Baby Nambu for sale in March, if interested.